Nature Conservation (Animals) Regulation 2020
sec.204Displaying animals
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sec.204 Displaying animals
This section applies if— the holder of a rehabilitation permit is a voluntary wildlife care association; and the chief executive has given the holder a written approval authorising the holder to display an authorised animal kept under the permit. The holder, or a relevant person for the holder, may display the animal. For subsection (1) (b) , the chief executive may give the written approval only if the chief executive is satisfied— the animal does not have any visible signs of illness or injury; and the purpose of the display is— an authorised display purpose; or to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals kept by the holder or relevant person under the rehabilitation permit. (sec.204-ssec.1) This section applies if— the holder of a rehabilitation permit is a voluntary wildlife care association; and the chief executive has given the holder a written approval authorising the holder to display an authorised animal kept under the permit. (sec.204-ssec.2) The holder, or a relevant person for the holder, may display the animal. (sec.204-ssec.3) For subsection (1) (b) , the chief executive may give the written approval only if the chief executive is satisfied— the animal does not have any visible signs of illness or injury; and the purpose of the display is— an authorised display purpose; or to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals kept by the holder or relevant person under the rehabilitation permit.
- (a) the holder of a rehabilitation permit is a voluntary wildlife care association; and
- (b) the chief executive has given the holder a written approval authorising the holder to display an authorised animal kept under the permit.
- (a) the animal does not have any visible signs of illness or injury; and
- (b) the purpose of the display is— (i) an authorised display purpose; or (ii) to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals kept by the holder or relevant person under the rehabilitation permit.
- (i) an authorised display purpose; or
- (ii) to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals kept by the holder or relevant person under the rehabilitation permit.
- (i) an authorised display purpose; or
- (ii) to raise funds to assist in providing care and treatment for animals kept by the holder or relevant person under the rehabilitation permit.